Description The Enterprise Project Number1 through Enterprise Project Number40 fields can store any custom project number information as defined by your project management administrator or other user with administrative permissions. These fields are then made available to all users throughout the organization.

How Calculated Depending on how they were customized, Enterprise Project Number fields might be defined with formulas, graphical indicators, or other conditions to display specific results.

Best Uses You can see a list of available enterprise custom project fields and change their values as needed in the Project Information dialog box. You can also add any defined enterprise project field to a task view by adding the project summary task. This is especially useful when working with master projects and subprojects, particularly when you need to filter, sort, or group information in a table.

Example You are the project management administrator, and there's a need for a custom number field to indicate which department owns a project. Using the checked-out enterprise global template, you define the Enterprise Project Number1 field for this purpose. You then check in the enterprise global template again to make the new project field available to all users.

You are a project manager, and you see in the Project Information dialog box that there is a new Enterprise Project Number field available: "Dept Code" is defined for the Enterprise Project Number1 field. You add the project summary task to the Gantt Chart, and then add the Dept Code (Enterprise Project Number1) field.

Remarks Only someone with permission to save the enterprise global template (for example, your project management administrator) can check out and edit items in the enterprise global template. All users throughout the organization can then view enterprise fields that have been defined and checked in.